SDPD says officers ready to keep public safe during San Diego Pride, Comic-Con
Following the Highland Park parade shooting, San Diego police reassured the public that officers would be keeping an eye out for trouble during upcoming events
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Following the Highland Park parade shooting, San Diego police reassured the public that officers would be keeping an eye out for trouble during upcoming events
From Pride to Comic-Con, July is set to be a busy month for San Diego. Ahead of large-scale summer events, SDPD is working with local businesses to keep residents and visitors safe.
San Diego Police have plenty of experience in providing security for huge public events, and they say they're ready to do it again this year, even with a heightened threat of violence.
San Diego police want the public to know that the department is doing everything possible to try and make sure the city’s biggest upcoming events are safe.
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